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Read and watch testimony from 10 Bay Area Holocaust survivors – J. - Vimarsana News

Read and watch testimony from 10 Bay Area Holocaust survivors – J.

This Yom HaShoah (the Jewish day of remembrance for the Holocaust and the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising), we're looking back at some of favorite interviews with local Holocaust survivors.

'Please Scream' revisits 2020's collective nervous breakdown – J. - Vimarsana News

'Please Scream' revisits 2020's collective nervous breakdown – J.

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Reliving a bad year with a Bay Area journalist whose family has seen much worse - Vimarsana News

Reliving a bad year with a Bay Area journalist whose family has seen much worse

“Please Scream Inside Your Heart: Breaking News and Nervous Breakdowns in the Year That Wouldn’t End” by Dave Pell is a time capsule of the year 2020.

Letter: The delayed promise of Carpenter Street - Vimarsana News

Letter: The delayed promise of Carpenter Street

Carpenter Street between Walnut and 11th Streets within the medical district could be one of the most important stretches of road in all of Springfield. Since the November 2005 master plan was unveiled for the now Mid-Illinois Medical District (MIMD) by RTKL, no building or structure built to date has given us what the master plan urged and illustrated. When will the property owners along Carpenter Street, the developers that may help them develop these properties, and most importantly the MIMD Commission summon the moral courage to give us the promise of Carpenter Street before it is lost to...

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A brief history of Valentines Day | Mt. Airy News - Vimarsana News

A brief history of Valentines Day | Mt. Airy News

By Justyn Kissam Drive-ins were a popular place for couples to go on dates. Opened before 1955 and operated by J. Wick Gordon and Joseph Pell, the Pilot Drive-In could park 225 cars. It closed in 1985 and was demolished. Today the Howell-Nelson Funeral Services & Crematory is located there. Mount Airy Museum of Regional History Horne Creek Living Historical Farm is a North Carolina State Historic Site and was once the Hauser family farm. The site allows visitors to experience rural farm life and hosts programs throughout the year to bolster that mission. One of the well-known programs is the...